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Sismessage Inc located at sismessage.me is untrustworthy. The newly created website claims their new application is based on Blockchain technology and will give users the opportunity to chat, send messages, make orders, buy goods, trade with people, and hold money, but the image of their so-called app is that of the Facebook messenger app. It seems they have copied the same exact image and just placed it on their website.
Also, I was able to do image reverse searches on the team members they have listed on their website and found that those people appear to be actively employed with other institutions. I have also noticed that the website has a lot of grammatical errors.
I am still researching this company and will post more information as soon as it is available. If you have any information about or personal experience with Sismessage Inc, please leave it in a comment below.
sismessage.meinfo@sismessage.me+1 (888) 2723306414 Jaffe Rd, #25/32c, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
sismessage.me
info@sismessage.me
+1 (888) 2723306
414 Jaffe Rd, #25/32c, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
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Never work for this company. All of their claimed "trainers" are not the real person as they say they are. I was referred by my friend and was transferring money that was sent to my bank account and deposit it to buy bitcoin. After couple of weeks of doing transfers, the trainer stopped reaching back to me and used my information to get money from my bank.
YES this company is a SCAM!!! They "hired" me as admin and asked me to transfer money which they sent through Zelle directly from my bank account to the nearest BITCOIN ATM! Right after I followed their instructions they claimed that money as an UNAUTHORIZED TRANSACTION and my bank account has been frozen since the beginning of January.....
Hi. I too had the same thing happen to me. What does your bank say ?
I have had the same thing happen to me as well
same. how do I go about this
This company SISMessage is definitely a scam. I responded to their phony hiring scheme, did several Bitcoin transfers for them and did keep the 10% of each transaction but on the 30th day, no paycheck of $3500 as promised in the fake contract for being an administrative assistant. Be Aware, this is FRAUD
I just went on their website with a fake name and said "you guys seem like a scam to me" and their response was: Your right. Good luck. They are not even trying to hide it. This company is definitely a scam.
They are a total scam. Do NOT do business with them. Like the user mentioned, their contract is riddled with misspelled and misused words. Plus they pay only once per month. Total SCAM. AVOID SISMESSAGE, INC. TOTAL SCAM. I could go on and on, but I won't
Since they've already received my application with a picture ID (driver license), could they steal my identity or cause other potential problems?
Same concern over here!
It's possible but unlikely. They have dozens of other 'employees' being scammed so they won't waste their time on you. Just don't give them anymore info
Seems like a scam to me. I accepted their contact only to realize they had misused words, misspelled words and claim they only pay once per month. Scam.
I do not believe this company is legitimate. My debit card account has now been cancelled due to a fraudulent check that was deposited in my account...
Yep My account has been frozen since the beginning of January
Is their job offers legitimate?
No, DON'T ACCEPT THEIR JOB OFFERS. They'll have you move stolen funds wired directly from an obscure bank accountinto their crypto currency accounts through Bitcoin ATMs and crypto exchanges. My bank had to close my debit account because it was compromised...